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Show MONSTERS DEALING DEATH AND DESTRUCTION oe wie PS e PM Hordes of gigantic beasts swarm down from the north in tee ‘ rae ; Se, of wreckage, piles of <i, mass iron, brick, ae it a tangled a and overwhelm the city, leaving and stone, killing tens of thousands of the inhabitants. Parks turned into deserts, great skyscrapers ieveled by blows from the tails of the monsters, and entire population threatened in the panic and pestilence that follow invasion. the "The first problem will be the most difficult t solve. There are hundreds of these gigantic mor sters already in our clty How many hundreds o thousands more may be coming we have no means « knowing. But we have got to kill them The on! weapon I can think of Is cannon. Ordinary rifle bu lets will not avail £ < Appealed lo the Gobernment. ‘Obviously, then, we must ment We cannot look to our Oo TION F CLARK STREET Strength not yet weakened by Sasily shook off its assailant and Ms sweeps its scale-armored tail a Upon the tyrannosaurus Thunkiég anger and pain were so many of them that in a comparative) short Twenty-fifth batteries with twenty-four guns en space of time they completely destroyed the park, eatIng first the tops of the trees and then uprooting even the trees themselves Then, for lack of other food, the beasts turned their attention to the zoo A great crowd of the braver part of the population sround Lincoln park watched the terrible battles between the antediluvian monsters and the beasts of the modern era It was a scene which will never be for- route from Jefferson barracks, S Louis: First, Third and Bighteenth regiments of infantry en route from Fort Crook, Fort Thomas. and Jefferson barracks. All should arrive Chicago tomorrow Keep me advised. SECRETARY OF WAR." The reading of this telegram from the secretary of war was recelved with cheers It restored cour age, It gave the committee of safety a basis to work pomtment gotten on. out. was shivered Agpblow ne the |= ee er Wrecked, and the W@ tie avenue was jorthern sttacked bvbY morero eS ae was a6 ever demoiis,. ,oo a comoa ® yn@r kaur At ; an Looe The BE ous ead of first. d the ee th 7 Be efeht ce. aaa M ig ant to.4 rt at ¢ {ewere the ciganti 1 beast 3, or savrofod of i I period = ic SormpPiddie t had Bre ago a | meg ve ‘ied ; lay c 7 badges'. straight, It lephant's. 1K n é k, . of ztocky twisted & monster the wrec ked under steel di) A C and pa Meblar incues to und means habitants distr nlesio7" pe of a 1 _s proclamation | meet for imme ' ies po orae _ park high feet forty about » Water stood ack eache: 1 ong ; t} the &€ round1 alon 1ed back ta ier ee= ike at. 3 50 Feel; Ww as the ruler »v bre a Length, @mored forty or 100 Feel. dinosaur, fifty foot a carnivorous, hish and wise precaution thousands' of: the for Devices ‘ Ve 10°) who eclatmat exclaimed matters "It great. . ‘ould have dea be 1 1 ar city - 4 " oe vhat wha lived these upon the eart) wverec shone. over and 1 the Ls rney and pterodactyl) iug brutes, uge dé iearts' pile of day, ‘ 2 ' j men ‘ 7 ‘ he eeeand ») j ty : the ' aroun ‘ oe s aa terttle \ was FLIGHT a wid by so The BY é emi . te : a vould but four. : ' rd Si i aT at Pack ale , : day The wert f vir t mad Torgenset I Jo of the sides plated committee The for mor president 1 ne At the ‘ d ‘now' ofa bisuie enourh , Iijuoming ero \ had that 1d-ni¢ht yn ? be cal a ge A . « ry ‘ DA ae : 5 ie yattle of fin t and bombs, dynamite explosion the canine atl 2 NUT a of I Sal t) of screams uneart f thousands of determined citi yrdot - Ail ter Meer about e'drs aa ° td a ey witt artille wild, ies 1, re "1 COMA Analy: the from yming cepI as water nthe it hor we fu 1 : reat as lake, on land peaste most for of " i Tugs the RS CITY. a : ni Sea relgroroed Uy thapeands OF Vee irt of the elty and in this circumscribed area cent lino W . yoo ae reperted | upon' ‘ ring irrived whi t : from tthelr [ 1 rhe ' bullets ‘ mo thict the *n imor ttle. m i ¢ impression t beast ‘ ‘ to telegraphed ifaty pub of r f arti more batter! 1 On esmadent®> the nformed. committ eean. °M = -time::from)Lake nA sloumerse k yoy J 1 f } e io : . 1 we | W # # to Shoot Pterodact yli Hard : I th district ‘yar ‘ l Out ily: ts were 1 of : it. had .z a better pt time 1 owt onmeres 1ese une \ ysleroaa nany t , ea for ithe muzzles ie ‘ air in ch ve hey 0 th'bear. ebuild , t , enem = OVER A PTERODACTYLI 7 OF ie Jake rrivul owed, Gaon ses Away. and the destroy boats «de The hase onon the batt | phase of were lake, of the surface the ne over 1 darting ‘ them monsters discovered that the it was use . little na mtil \ submar submarines itened by the f were elvén along the bott headlight flashing lectric it with boat. . they where the monsters to the surface, drove thea} -of tor of the -rupid tlre guns the destroyed by quickly were . } lowever, t! r pedo beate put* o he a :new Tunnel. in have suggested itself E ge tare o #e¢ ene This device epee aabpe It t inne} street Salle La the im itself to hide F : dy <¢ annon rom ) stricker \ \ terro cr fed rad. wosauru tyr if attack we from but nannite Ran im mat : ngagced he ately ty ss ‘ : wihic™ with - san Che theater Colonial ini t eee ae ce : apeiade Br Pane |p! ‘fed mad Agal 1e in ‘worsted dinosaur, the At its pursuer from ae 7. refuge vainly 9 sough and > the Randolph F «ner of , dinosaur turned north a ea : frightened the tunnel gaped of open mout The nto La Salle street darkness of the Into the plunged down and it it, before = . : EAD t 0 tyra by the sud sely ¢ iver, ar the ae earn er i : losel riv under the bore the under termination sudden 40 came combat Che 4 of the building tops the who crowded The men tua : : s : on of sides both the river a heard dull sound rendering wetersp foanming weterspout toaming followed y by a shower bulk of the dino huge F tunnel of the capacity : eal d _ bore of the middle the a > a mastodon Jike strain- , . through the top crust of » \ bolling, masonry erashing of from the center of thé river, trose ; Che stones and mud of massive zi for the great too saur had proved stuck in kts great body and when and with it heaved its huge back, its : mighty muscles and masonry ing of the concrete ; Phe La Balle atrest burst tunnel was « thing rere so looked of the : es a ac- ruin with deep feet ten piled at Used to Make ‘ , Park Tt 16 reor- I the city i t began at once intact, but kept was the of charge assumed It t gave place to soon Ruins the city of rebuilding and handsomer, greater, structures, modern and : <I) ict an tt days of the razed In those terrible the ones than taller visitation dinosaur work new ce Pee ae a ; to presented monsters prehistoric live h They Oldashills and Prof. Prof. Dryasdust s and in existence, monsters prehistoric live 5 Where ' did to drawn by sightseers dally tho earth rehistoric the . of esc oc} wters r parts 1 from Chicago ia : by city th vis the are ar net ih bo } pes na Chicag upon The from cago on that eventful May day come a an i sf = has uestle Prof but iswered, satisfactorily not ae a ps ae shares Oldashills Prof. is of the opinion-and ryasdust { { yrehis os o < "lie the land ind it prehistor lost es ne A oh ae oS : and "4Ur me ved» Mere are the had reptiliar monster other : monsters great these hel a Atlantts oO in safety Atiantis: the dino con- be < a : ~ Atlantis. Lost Long from Came 7 , a convulsion of naturn mighty Some earthquake me etal thrown lave ma verity ordinary 1ock of more than & : At eae DryPror. eartl of the surface the to Atlantis i 1 P e ¥ Oldas) Prof. ‘ (and opines dust if Atthat agrees) ldashills lantis brougt and existed. ' Atlant See belleve, =e they : as if, ee some t by er arth's the of surface the to ought la} contact he. nature of convulsion mighty have would ¢ ) F 5 ire) ret t > sumewhere pl en t King near circle, arctic in the mewhere ae oe pol 1c O t tt . magnetic ‘ north 1© near Land. William's = I f u their upon thrown thus monsters fhe eartl Tewn ei ; ee n. urces k b ‘ 1c! ted land {nstincti ve ae were and warmth food where warmth southward } tl accept to the Park on Zo 'r t i I : di upon thehe mighty Gaze America of diplodocus dinosaur 1 diplodocu ir ton © th: from complacently feeding « ue ‘th Ss S or r watch full lay sportine ichthyosaurus ly 0 , sou u be If tanks the past. 3 the at gaze to one Wth blue. city the nguinst the warring elements of time march of secure from the destroying & x Refuge Took ‘ 1 ¢o ' were ae desperate) fought 1sts nue Che: erned finally a day me ore and odds, unequal gcainst ; : : last o made They up the tight gave they when a device showing d by however effort to escape, possesses they no one dreamed which 1» cunning when the artillery Me : ty rodac recesses gun wee into flocked Speed, 2} " to transported was buildings rulned of The débris pleasure and from it rose that most wonderful tne jake, , I stretching for of America,3 Park the world, the in ground . : a and and reaching a mile the lake front three miles on a . } repleasure wonderful itself-a into the lake out milf Sts mugardens, ond botanical its zoélogical sort, with au minia fountains, cascades, its galleries, art and seums : re S ; : Jalen ice attraeleast the not And fall wate and ikes, ir pterodactvli guns nd and dinosauria - | 2 fa 4 ' mer of closer ; every "um gr and one losing octle nd a enter infeste er r closer neSons in qu ri me-ainos bhela ; dinosauria tame th with somnok and safe a still ym 1 1 ed ur : ee PE Kankakee ff the » cordo le > rdon the Meanwhile 0 5 never sky Tr 1e work k of of rebuilding rebuildl safety of public committee lines different on ganized o1 ork eg hae already t On work begun had already isdust lumes wir le ze [ project sh¢ 7cinga dat one eS‘Vileys a idalloeae PD ug? Spat Clabotins , ee ng D3 OMAaDOl w Oldashills Prof. on y simpli ehldilke e é a > r and): ¢ implicit dK ME th ind note ute. phtfulthelr d with so twosold of 1usiasm ilone we men lefwas by eatthe g a : t wo old mnitemplate professors. is ne knownver the So far naas dols : 1 pe members pera pee 1 16 were / y iS aan preg s yas in- slled ec the to wert the downtown streets débris of ruined buildings All the Oldashills'had: taken up." 1nd dinosauria beloved . c to.'s an. om apes Rene thelr to them studying ‘Prof. Dryasdust)and their with abode prof. ieir Ren the ur ees while } Killed-O Jo : monsters invading the by wrought Few of the great skyscrapers had been injured beyond The of brick and stone. facing stripped of their being most the was course, of bullding, Ward Montgomery {t had been the Scene of the most because wreck, notable The wreck of exciting event in the first day's invasion. posthas been described. ; The already Michigan avenue The smaller partly destroyed only was building office Clark story buildings in La Salle, Madison, four and five streets were In ruins. and Was! neh tandolph, Monroc e x Marshes. to Kankakee Retreated marshes Kankakee of the in the recesses Hare é a 4 Dinosaur people the cord and blood the dinosaurs pterodactyl! armored were two ‘the ‘bluff and a low triceratops, perched on 1 pels. monster es Acie societ lentific in even a adab tha the and burned, and removed eareasses they, too, were Eventually the smaller ones. It was a day of great rejoicing In Chicago of The sound slain been had dinosaur se it marshes the through will th diplodocus, ‘dinosaur at the Roaming ichthyosaurus of specimens huge ere were ever, Last one some battle constant uUmost of turmoil to and decided cientists two the and after followearch After und Oldashilis yrvasdust cl of. r By som narshes, inkake } iad Cm Hrial ta collection of 1a motley ‘ ria} er ame Ca Fe marshes the of ecegs 3 into tlie ‘monsters the from water the with filled still swamp, a huge In amphibing of a rins;'-was-ahuge'-specimen spring at tole aan hadrossurus a. raouster 4 amnos i he its protecting ed parks large Into this tunnel crowded a number of the great beasts in their orforts to escape from the attacks of the men of Chicago, who found a refuge in the subway, howThe dinosaurla last ha we . thous ht of i . . dé to ullman at sefer y bj tudied when day in kept ic stud ¥ ¢ wis fm i cers r rant tl oi eclty of the to rid) the pe : aiertan vollis own Tpoen altors : oie z 3 sar . ie 10 : th 1@ men ea * so alec , 7 1 ‘aie ways ' Pull an the and captured ca- mental more little had dinosaur a that as beasts was J Prof. Dryasdust, on the other hand than a hen. that the dinosaur {fs a brute of masterly intellithe dinosauria discovered the entrance However, one tunnel-the company's Telephone Chicago enathe the tata agree held and Prof. Oldashills de wanton revolted at the view ro thelr city destruction works part-that his did man every beasts the The pacity Insists gence. the to their destroyed, tunnel repaired a to Slaughter. of Chicago men Prof. Dryasdust been boat What Ginosaur. which emerges from the ground on the lake front. The the city. torpedo of fleet The its effect. to have question diminishing in beyond a ae a oe ae : e ot = my ae eae Fae cree es army ak a destroyed. by Tunnel Suggests Means of Escape. Whether the escape of the dinosaur by mea = 4 -_ tunnel under the Chicago river gave the other All Sea an {Gea of escaping Mkewise ts doubtful. Pd & ; ec an i. ‘4 the and beginning were scientific Saris monsters ae an ae i ao of ‘ ble 7 : 1h abo long or how possidl as quickly vet rid of them th & rive\ said men to problems { three re ere ink See Bow Hone hayNow, business E ler hicd Bes [ ; @. there s = t sir are { Second have Te ,ddressing again mayor, . Movs « Kill te go have 5 peo sur. -Amno a P ; a & i have we First, zi : : Pp to steps ke t , awful ent he oe * eon . Loy tak must we t 1@ elt ean nt etc 2 pitepidemic, «#f lake + as s : rt mon had the ‘vor Meets Safety Committee 0 Prof. Dryasdust \ittlacepeechmal¢ t little Wey was the \. ai but two. Their iloof of steyction throwing too, prehistoric nvading under é averted was evidemic pars ‘ . 2 Pubic It when brigades in Scientists Objected the between battle the in , diately reacuing A briefly I recited n the ae orne bybond h aka pia oO conasapl t roel It was 10 o'clock that night before all « ‘ ifetyty rea‘ on. :pul » i the committee a thick ote 5 hs which rute I hasadrosaurus; wasee the beast a Terentia ‘eeahiaed this by and discipline, a ‘ momént Debris t TOY & a presided, rhe is mayor wrought ready. rey in Pullmat i house a an destru awful the detalled words ciicaten ‘ig tad r . j ter _ antediluvia &! int the by in a single day people 1 ad rea which grave <p the sutlining 4 * next day mm the postlilt massive, »nbivorous was "lieardlike into a effeotually in a single complete. congress, and the aScretary of war had ‘ bee See bing yatnly trying to do tor a score of years was acnampiiation re ao igen r es ; Z a train the It had been the mayor, y swinging ; €puls ‘ | Bgoons we Tite milbtary i : of mon- the d re a r att J @ learne ' en : pl t of x S se) : to lau attempted of Chicago ne University « spent most and food. soft Vesttable thelr started In to give He monsters... ; mostly 5 on vere feeding et while mons f the lor jing mo f vhile ter. which vears ‘oF rt @ millions ; S. 1 Sa ind to1 teal name open. scientific ) tank t hes it rtat not ,ysaur {ld ' ear t ei" ate 5 re . ir ' 2 } , : os 5 huge. the since elapsed had in te rrible events as the roacheeer, mayor the by it short isitlon was Aarts roved BY of' ‘ thel 4 disqul { learne his But in Sad a ahaasion t first "4 by ; are submarines the numbers in the stock- companies by from Prog ~ . ne a. posted } Z named 3 Ae ble an1d nida r wie i ‘ Bi which flourished ve: of repthe aM thick ) ih ie military Ine . 1 Vvaf and. many Instead would, butchers, organized of monsters of hicago masses my a J In the ity Or: taking slinc prom nocessity unwelcom and monster oer ‘ CS ; au tign CL \ es pub of mittee Urrive. wi Meh number downtown storehouses the to shipped Bakers, men were weeks the monsters that still held possession of work destroyers, Idle. not committee companies smal) and improvised were bombs dynamite the for enem thelr as in recognis to eemed to do into the heart of the city meii sent sf cool headed thel hting on a little to do prepared nd tim dinosaurila with the surly battle t} of ey" n accord a one with Almost vecou reat Si ses : began dang of nsible beasts artil ad nak ) bat the toward bounds terrifying Busy. s Sanitary Committee "Kei ; Lover Wi guns its worked battery Phe lerymen P DN px ¢ took control \ we ier subcommittee eu no C was ld bu ener ie ea ; as " red = -_- Huge :Carcasses of cm" ae BRAY YF Sey be expt t with to face face was city the and 8un the In putrefied Acé 1 fh S$ from ina working corps, iry anit s the But epidemic frightful . dinosauris the" o. stra at carcasses huge the burned day, and night relays, a fled in and ed tl reached the and In, this ;way, were killed, monsters as the 8 idly. { fear ut 1 e@ ‘ rf appestance in the em were . hug re =p é was Flour mprovised ovens ona delivery op. In results. station al ainosauria a hogs, and sheep cattle were to the outskirts of In small bunches driven were yards for in order to save the animals and concealed, the city were erected near too, temporary buildings, Great food. for provisions and storehouses De bo So HENMAN' shell mite The food more all the safety Public the of A report: "after nh Sd oy a edo IST AsON of the great cdr oe aE that aoe ano ceased _ a: Yen nana iy a brought ar sapien redoubled Chicago ane they Welland canal, and Chicago of subcommittee a of direction people the meantime the In Under Pp ~<winenly day ae a BSS 4 pi Chicago = ne navy oe working in hastily load and made into bread by bakers provision helpmen, as Enemy. unexpected specie irnivorou hoped they betn lakes the great ‘to up on land drawn Indiana share, tackle worked by donkey engines, and cre-. wise precaution thus prevented the water shipyards of South Chicago, served as tenders to keep the ition i _ COvinne boat deptroyers supplied with emmunit ; ‘ea a INSTITUTE. Of Laue Mishigan Mont Deciaye bye tesa. inke steamers, especially fitted up for the purpose in the ar Seba ' 4 mah he 4 r Pryee a pr by block and mated. This lakes. , Se Srnabin ART on the dunes the sand ster: water, all having been crushed by the dinoon stream the to cross efforts stupid thelr not built to withstand their weight had' not suf ia ‘district property woth dhe tures, Bp structu been -< harmles comparativels |. therefore use of bs yere AVEMEDIed F ; oewrdes yeast, ' ulf lizard ding monsters Michigar Lake from to the lagoor a J and Ichthyosaurus a were there visitors core iad with as Forgotten. Basiness dlsIn the downtown Of business idea 1) nti Ae: b aus a r course débris full of the The atreets were abandoned triet was up torn were sivementsa 8 head Pp, Ww payvemen the bullding of demolished down, and thrown were mast ahd trolley stric light ; : electr surface the All wires tangled with filled treets thhe . ha atre running 1 stopped Lata ie. ie con at evntell . between battle the before, afternoon, in the Earl In resulted had @inosaur ® and : Vrannosauru ane tthe B 08 vre avenue Michigan the and front lake the f rul tt herbivo an z the were morning memorable the ely the as fileht, of them to taking Iilinols oT the 1 between park were institute the Art s armed OF THE skly as one of the As quickly aan floated dead on the . surface it was taken in tow by a tug boat, hauled over to W. on fearful } wilder wile ae oOof seene ted. } sing enacter paWw '1 or 5 ~sauria to arrive were in Man Recognized produced however, shot, The Dryas) mon- day the mansters beasts In a single lower a the from a : ; AaAGE cqeambalitent = Jaws huge "own the St. Lawrence, through the x w i af way its buildings demolished long, ai % h 4 jw of it of destructive hulked a dinosaur, a wake behind 5 with ; 5 That the lehthyosaurus Was an ugly, danWas proved by the destruction of a tug commerce swept a and mark, . 100 Thefeet tec ae hs lee ; : ae of a a = magistrate in ‘ he voles #Vailable patentee of artillery ne six pobre he sent trains but special on eight of oe swiftest torpedo boat ne wee a cal. ey ‘a ite the Hyde Fark crip onthe Anat Theses discovered In the lake. * Aiplodibla Minebate nues fear were day to the mon- battle to give three inch hea ie a e ss =e Nie . eis Fp ‘ 7 leaped high In the ah monster the its shoulder near exploded lot the fuse timed toa instantly killed almost was great beast of lo no but day second Tr aa all: spediea ‘to at ‘disposition immense: we al ae peas beast, ee Up supposed been have might. as severely so fered upon attack only the day of t , aecond to0 the Bs evening : : yy eee these and pterodactyli was ‘ by the pens stock live the iva. BtoG ‘ stock of live head few hundred a only beasts destroyed i a bodies wert ! * l 1 Tan , a pa oeeeend ov great the of flocks death sluggish ly " ready scene, the over hovered actyli of n tl e flesh rr ( f upo themselves a them (d,-Seeee rae time er ET iK <a GaaEaR Se a ,pared gh le aah ae ye of HD tery IN swarming with lruge (ie.monsters, which Prof. prompllgcihpntifiva the "lakthyoealeuk, tar iter eee the to hauled be to had therefore, cannon, was Fant: great teeth gerous ‘brute 6) 1) yinois Central passenger station, the Seventeenth in places were only dozen +jyer cked oe Oe Ce erie TSA relg passable ruge@iin 0 onsail ) etra te bentte BIO¥ ay strain. to the st. umequal attation, tf 1 janieub milly ' rit 1 inI in stants onl nd,1, ¥ wit . yrannope T 4 with Pereing nat 7 " ue er) tite I c tremendous Alling with be mae a i 2 set ; bel mae ynaters See on early monate huge Bot gel 2 | they the district and to the stockyards by hundreds of downtown at long ropes attached men, who tugged enthusiastically ; to the ficla pl es front in park, Front Lake on its position Taking had first day The monsters. RUINS ; impression. Alnosaurtis and the cs coal f inca St. Louis on the which reached Chicago from ' after the committee of public : safety y had as . 5 en ee Genine ai vo iediaateone made ee by mpealal oame pile ae the Invading ahi The start of day second the of climax ce No Made an iitkalsi * gatos The Ne reeauas re iz re ome ; 4 Chieago the the train ,0¢on from howThe horses, city, center andof the 4+, danger terrible and strange the ever, at-its fear almost through unmianagenblé tively ‘hocntis chnwrnra scenting Ruined. a Pavements all of day second end of the the in sauria atructures Ruth t & Py: oo sion-on took. the weight of its tracted by The elevate low Caarrion. and destruction of aftermath the like looked district Park from avenue Michigan quake Montgom Of the of ruins was a mass of skeleton left but the jng nothing was He the severely, suffered had street alon: bulldings Tribune and gayings, was buliding Hartford The injury building had been Bank National first alone let been had and pterodactyli partly postoffice was the but ginosauria, up tO springing by effort té escape foltyrannosaurus the Again ver the above 300 feet wit Wasrenewed gazed with in the street ands of nieén terror, wondering how the struggle A waile d up tou the and x and Madliivenue and en struggle as It crawled ofthe pu lding side ouilding great the of roof to the d the dinosaur heels its was'at aus vase a. yet Eyery | operty. it left through a street pavements and ruined deto It began spring mighty With=a bullding, Ward Montgomery if the of hundreds off scaling and ows exposed The facing stone ck and inner structure steel girders of the d it climbed thold rute a firm the stripping and mashing, wi Let crowded « th front lake the eee ve of Michiga up the gave artillery, morning the antediluvian monsters ruled and marked man, tack and the way, they gave helpless and -be=stretched it seemed time but-each Gsip rum monsters sone ; . ad between battle aadcrettl Ad ached eb Chics st ST » 1p Al: i of its committee session day and order that in constant In be aeeeidee arate ath ee ee tethlery "h gym 3 a sweep of and with cages terror ind pterodacty! the brought of property life or destruction human dliuhalria:of, PO ipes Soran ree-oF: no Showed -beasta the igantic while weaker becoming were Hegatter, alebmes huge . of prehistoric invasion the . es oe ay Buby ie drawn nnosaurus ty the end rhe dinosaur the for cee park Lincoln Was Terrific. Mgpiong the nat in fh @ mateh other : eee auras on the The battle witnessed " bo bat L but ie "*< ceased to exist in the migmy Mchr-helplessly ; laa aA oe ‘ ee em pombe oe part © fr ze Ee the lions and t aor. - the oarcasses oO to their prey fell easy rhe to na torn the zoo ‘hour an Pree . larger entaponiste, black, reddish with the cutters horrible as. thetatbearca the with as it was Shaked Wid: hundreds of dead Stic = "..4 the ng part of the clty. The fs ae; Pe lion and capa tiger e s cages were a first UWicianerdinsaste Wacemingigminpclied , ' curiosity than angthing else ved its way owed; at from streams as strong as rrghis carefully laid Work was mapped and at 5 o'clock In the were named, adjourned hundred ne or committee the ee eae into two bodies Vide public safety should je was followed almost instantly by the two female Hons . a , All six of the jungle beasts three, of the tigers, and anded upon the one dinosaur, . It was of the carnivorous d a-battleroyal in which the = dinosaur was slain tyRe torn asunder, and they scenes which had been ° Oe Bare akeee oO sia 5 wo, Sin ai had been terrible "reise sn oe before the dinosauria attacked heee inimal perhia ie ‘ . and effrikhted roare , Spanis. cd tka tigera, and ficge 7 oa from f its : formidable claws tore the iron gratings before th he lions ¢ ‘ T.The latter, : lions and tigers. although terror strickon, did mot hesitate to fight. With one awful roar the pig male lion leaped at thee throat of the dinosaur and ten of yeil the monsters Plans were Committees morning Intruders. Fight 3 long the walk {n front of the all was forgotten in the novelty ) ia t; q To the frightened, helpless which gazed at the struggle beistoric = Animals cvineerm Ce ajwemsens Ucns, tigers, and leopards snd the Light steel girders, of men were ecg ae mee ne demolished buildings : oe Zoo' dieptante the of the and theater brick, stone, twisted ass, while hundreds Long hobilee Die escape avenue as & oad BE ccinatat ithe y fragtail ang. Michigan in into dinosaur's Studebaker the [‘S DINOSAUR. feet long, whose body was not only incrusted with scales but surmounted with a ridge of horniike scales. These various sorts of monsters had filled Lincoln park on the morning of the first day's invasior Chere reverberated appeal to the gover military post the giant brutes battled in their Bie) The combat covered the enK, from the Art institute to Park Nols Central tracks and Michigan HOfkters swung from slide to side sme and furrows in the earth, fofntains, crushed in steel viaMimois Cent 1 locomotives and dings y BY « ald, because I am advised by Sheridan already has been destroyed Therefore w: must look to outside military posts To save time I telegraphed to the president of the United Stats today, telling him of our predicament, and askir h Sheridan .Fort of commandant The help for added his entreaties to mine I have a telegram from the secretary of war, which I will read "To Mayor of Chicago, Pullman lil Firs Third, and Seve nteenth batteries field artillery, wit! eightee mh guns, en route Chicago from Fort Crook Omahat Thirteenth, Twenty-first rwenty-third. and ; only asdust he you And cannot as living i "~* you . ones we sarhbie in anay may marbi Aug nie ‘ at theac gaze tiles prehistoric se " eee rt! captivity on ¢ roth . Pry sk ity ; in isk Prof. Dry - : |